Jewish Refugees From Arab and Muslim Countries Recognized on United Nations World Refugee Day
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by Algemeiner Staff

Iraqi Jews leaving Lod airport in Israel on their way to the Ma’abara transit camp, 1951. Photo: Israeli Government Press Office.
In honor of United Nations World Refugee Day on Sunday, Israel and Jewish organizations remembered the often forgotten story of the nearly one million Jews who were ethnically cleansed from Arab and Muslim countries over the past century. Most were absorbed by Israel.
The Jewish state issued a video chronicling the history of those refugees, their journey to Israel, and their absorption.
https://twitter.com/IsraelinIreland/status/1406604905176088577
The Canadian branch of the Jewish rights group B’nai Brith tweeted, “On World Refugee Day we remember the nearly 1 million Jewish refugees who fled Arab Countries and Iran to resettle in the only safe haven for them, Israel, and which made Israel the largest refugee camp in the Middle East.”
https://twitter.com/bnaibrithcanada/status/1406619079385956356
Hillel Neuer of the NGO UN Watch asked a pointed question about the UN’s double standard on Palestinian refugees, saying, “On World Refugee Day, we ask: How come the 850,000 Jewish refugees from the Arab world after 1948 were all successfully resettled in Israel and other countries—with 0 refugees left today—yet UNRWA has multiplied the number of Palestinian refugees from 700,000 to 5 million?”
https://twitter.com/HillelNeuer/status/1406575564685811726
The Israel advocacy group Stand With Us issued its own video on the persecution of Jews in Lebanon.
https://twitter.com/StandWithUs/status/1406643004446752772
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